Yeagley Eugene Parks, a veteran of the World War, died at noon yesterday at the Memorial Hospital, where he had been a patient since last Wensday. Parks became ill at the Vendone Hotel three weeks ago. His death was due to Phenmonia. Funeral services will be held at the home of Theodore Parks in Wissingertown, Conemaugh Township, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. P.C. Strayer of the Church of the Brethren. Interment will be in the Locust Grove Cemetery.
The deceased was born in 1896 in Conemaugh Township, this county being a son of Perry G Parks and the late Mrs. Mary (Loudenstine) Parks, who expired 15 years ago. The deceased was for a number of years employed in the Cambria Mills. He was a mess sergeant at Camp Lee in Virginia. The deceased and Miss Meta Carabaugh were married five years ago in Cumberland. Mrs. Parks and a daughter Lavade Parks survive him. They are in the state of Ohio.
Besides his widow and daughter the deceased is survived by his father, who resides in Wissingertown and four brothers Arthur and Theodore of Conemaugh Township, Cyrus of New York and Bryson of 745 Clark Street, and three sisters; Mrs. Edward Norris of Bolivar and Mrs. William Ream and Mrs. Emory Wilson, of Conemaugh Township.
Taken from Tribune Democrate Aug. 2 1926
The deceased was born in 1896 in Conemaugh Township, this county being a son of Perry G Parks and the late Mrs. Mary (Loudenstine) Parks, who expired 15 years ago. The deceased was for a number of years employed in the Cambria Mills. He was a mess sergeant at Camp Lee in Virginia. The deceased and Miss Meta Carabaugh were married five years ago in Cumberland. Mrs. Parks and a daughter Lavade Parks survive him. They are in the state of Ohio.
Besides his widow and daughter the deceased is survived by his father, who resides in Wissingertown and four brothers Arthur and Theodore of Conemaugh Township, Cyrus of New York and Bryson of 745 Clark Street, and three sisters; Mrs. Edward Norris of Bolivar and Mrs. William Ream and Mrs. Emory Wilson, of Conemaugh Township.
Taken from Tribune Democrate Aug. 2 1926
Yeagley Eugene Parks, a veteran of the World War, died at noon yesterday at the Memorial Hospital, where he had been a patient since last Wensday. Parks became ill at the Vendone Hotel three weeks ago. His death was due to Phenmonia. Funeral services will be held at the home of Theodore Parks in Wissingertown, Conemaugh Township, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. P.C. Strayer of the Church of the Brethren. Interment will be in the Locust Grove Cemetery.
The deceased was born in 1896 in Conemaugh Township, this county being a son of Perry G Parks and the late Mrs. Mary (Loudenstine) Parks, who expired 15 years ago. The deceased was for a number of years employed in the Cambria Mills. He was a mess sergeant at Camp Lee in Virginia. The deceased and Miss Meta Carabaugh were married five years ago in Cumberland. Mrs. Parks and a daughter Lavade Parks survive him. They are in the state of Ohio.
Besides his widow and daughter the deceased is survived by his father, who resides in Wissingertown and four brothers Arthur and Theodore of Conemaugh Township, Cyrus of New York and Bryson of 745 Clark Street, and three sisters; Mrs. Edward Norris of Bolivar and Mrs. William Ream and Mrs. Emory Wilson, of Conemaugh Township.
Taken from Tribune Democrate Aug. 2 1926
The deceased was born in 1896 in Conemaugh Township, this county being a son of Perry G Parks and the late Mrs. Mary (Loudenstine) Parks, who expired 15 years ago. The deceased was for a number of years employed in the Cambria Mills. He was a mess sergeant at Camp Lee in Virginia. The deceased and Miss Meta Carabaugh were married five years ago in Cumberland. Mrs. Parks and a daughter Lavade Parks survive him. They are in the state of Ohio.
Besides his widow and daughter the deceased is survived by his father, who resides in Wissingertown and four brothers Arthur and Theodore of Conemaugh Township, Cyrus of New York and Bryson of 745 Clark Street, and three sisters; Mrs. Edward Norris of Bolivar and Mrs. William Ream and Mrs. Emory Wilson, of Conemaugh Township.
Taken from Tribune Democrate Aug. 2 1926
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